1. The letters of language
2. Mandate
3. An agreement
4. The scattering of Jewish people to another country
5. Sent to death
6. Departure
7. Adhering to the laws of governing
8. The belief of only one god
9. Gaining money
10. A wise saying
11. A song
12. Religious official
13. The seventh day of the week (a day of rest)
14. Roles piece of paper with special writing on the inside
15. Jewish house of worship
16. An old Jewish testament
17. A unity of people
Spain and France where two countries that had settled in the present day Florida area before the pilgrims from Britain settled at Plymouth Rock.
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Answer:
In the given excerpt, Hamilton presented himself as a Federalist arguing that the Constitution is necessary to quiet the radical elements in society.
Explanation:
Federalist No. 1 was an essay written by Alexander Hamilton. This essay later became the series of Federalist Papers composed by Alexander Hamilton, John Madison, and John Jay under pseudonym 'Publius'.
Federalist No. 1 was written to the people of New York State. The given text is taken from Federalist No. 1.
In the given text, Hamilton presented himself as a federalist arguing the point that the Constitution is important to silent the radical elements in society. The paper was written with the purpose to convince the audience about the importance of Constitution.
Answer:
Explanation:
Three-fifths compromise, a compromise agreement between delegates from the Northern and the Southern states at the United States Constitutional Convention (1787) that three-fifths of the slave population would be counted for determining direct taxation and representation in the House of Representatives.
